Policy Impact Nonprofit research focus on education and social policy with five priority areas presents multiple cross-sell opportunities to funders, education agencies, and employers seeking evidence-based programs and ROI in public education, family well-being, employment transitions, and low-wage worker support.

Partnership Growth Active collaboration history with organizations like Jewish Vocational Service and STRIVE indicates openness to data-driven partnerships, photovoice, and joint evaluations, signaling opportunities to propose co-funded studies, pilot programs, and shared impact assessments with potential partners.

Data & Tech Tech stack including AWS, Salesforce, Qualtrics, and data insights capabilities suggests MDRC can benefit from and sell advanced analytics, data integration, survey design, and ROI modeling services to funded programs, colleges, and workforce initiatives.

Financial Size Revenue range $100M-$250M and a sizable employee base indicate capacity for larger, multi-year engagements with funders or government programs, as well as scalable research services for education systems, workforce development, and program evaluation.

Leadership & Talent Recent leadership appointments in policy research and K-12 education signal ongoing strategic expansion and credibility, presenting doors for executive-level partnerships, customized evaluation frameworks, and opportunities to align with MDRC's strategic priorities.